With Badminton No Longer in the Running, Which Sport Will Bring Sexy Back?
LatestLast week, badminton officials announced a new rule that would have required female players to wear skirts or dresses at all official competitions. Unsurprisingly, this did not sit very well with the general public and with most people who didn’t arrive here in a time machine from 1962.
Officials responded to overwhelming criticism of the rule and today announced that they’d recanted. According to the New York Times,
Nora Perry, a former world champion from England who represents women on the executive council of the badminton federation and who embraced the proposed rule, said in a statement Sunday that it would not be implemented until further studied.
“It is still our intention to focus on a better presentation of the game, but we will like to broaden the scope to include both men and women, and the feedback will also include views from various stakeholders such as the clothing manufacturers,” Perry said.
Now that fun-ruining badminton officials have backed off on the whole “stay away from my shuttlecock unless you look right” rule, how will spectators possibly become sexually aroused while watching an athletic competition now?
Don’t fret! There are other opportunities for punched up sexiness in the world of sports. Let’s examine a few right now, shall we?
Men’s Basketball
Shorten the shorts to pre-Reagan administration levels and put Rasheed Wallace in some long sleeves, for crying out loud.